Category: Round Town
Our take on Paso Robles Parking Kiosks
After only one week in effect, the Paso Robles downtown parking program has made an impact. Some...
Through the Grapevine, August 2019
Central Coast Writers Conference celebrates 35 years Save the date! The 35th Annual Central Coast...
What’s Happening on Main Street? August 2019
Trading Day & Kids Flea Market Saturday, August 24 Who doesn’t love a bargain?...
A Walk in the Park
Sometimes it is just a post about how beautiful we have it. We love Paso...
Historic Theater Mural Installed
A depiction of the T & D Theater is standing proud in the alley near 12th and Spring Streets....
The Natural Alternative Nutrition Center, July 2019
Power Up With Electrolytes Do you feel drained, light-headed or sluggish after a day in the sun or...
The Natural Alternative Nutrition Center, May 2018
After a wonderful, wet winter, the grass is growing (as well as the weeds!) and the flowers are...
San Miguel Reflections, May 2019
Old Roads Well before the advent of the railroad in 1886, rough roads crisscrossed the North SLO...
Welcome to Paso Robles
You “read” it and “see” it everywhere, come Downtown and you will “feel” it! As your Downtown...
Adelaida School Roundup Fundraises for Restoration Project
The Adelaida School is the only viable public structure that remains from the early thriving...
Hall of Fame Inducts Ivan Huff
Bearcats’ Coach Honored at SLO Marathon on April 28 Behind years of great success by the...
Cider Creek Bakery & Deli Fresh-Baked with New Ingredients
When the yen for comfort food strikes, many locals head to Cider Creek Bakery & Deli in Paso Robles. From breakfast sandwiches and burritos to soup.
The Wild Wild West Casino Night Supports Youth Sports
For the past 13 years, the Paso Robles Youth Sports Council has raised money to improve and maintain sports fields for hundreds of local kids.
Wine Country Mushroom Farm Mural
The Story Behind This Paso Robles Icon So, you know that big wooden mural at the corner of...
What’s Happening on Main Street, March 2019
All in favor of Spring say “I!” Spring reminds us how beautiful the season’s change can be! Happy...
Through the Grapevine, February 2019
Preschool registration now open! Registration packets may be picked up at the district office or...
San Miguel Reflections, February 2019
Get Buzzed! Run for Lillian Larson The month of February is noted for hearts and flowers and...
Caring for your Horse, and Yourself, in the Winter Months
We were lucky enough to be blessed with some favorable riding weather early this winter, with...
HoofBeat, January 2018
Templeton Farms Templeton Farms is pleased to announce that as of January, Allison Mathy will be...
Stop by Main Street for a Wine Barrel Stroll Map
With help from many community members, The Wine Barrel Painting Project has blossomed into the first community art project for the City of Paso Robles.
San Miguel Reflections, January 2019
As we greet the New Year, our little town of San Miguel is growing. Downtown is blooming with...
Carlin Soule Memorial Polar Bear Dip rings in the New Year with salty fun
The Carlin Soule Memorial Polar Bear Dip is one of the wildest events you’ll come across in SLO County — tailor-made for surrealists, oddballs and goofs.
Annual Gala Announces 2018 Roblan of the year
The Paso Robles Chamber of Commerce will be “Lighting the Way” in 2019, beginning with its annual...
A Look at New California Laws in Effect for 2019
Here is a sampling of some of the new California laws in effect, as of January 1, 2019, that could affect you during the coming year.
What’s Happening on Main Street? December, 2018
Our Downtown Ambassador: Karyl Lammers Karyl Lammers was named our Main Street Ambassador in...
Through the Grape Vine, December 2018
Nutcracker Ballet Opens December 6 North County Dance and Performing Arts Foundation will present...
Veterinary Tails, December 2018
With the holidays approaching, many of us are thinking about giving to others. For a blind...
HoofBeat, December 2018
I am thankful to report the horse show season is finally winding down. Being on the road competing...
Caring for Pets and Their People! December, 2018
Arthritis in pets, like humans is very common. It is estimated that in the U.S. osteoarthritis (OA) affects about half of all pets over age seven.
HoofBeat, November 2018
It’s been a huge month for equestrian sports in the United States as we hosted the FEI World Equestrian Games in Tryon, North Carolina.
What’s Happening on Main Street? November, 2018
Everything that makes a small town great is happening on Main Street! Paso was named one of the Coolest Towns in California by Matador Network.
Jeffry’s Wine Country: Tucked Away But Worth The Trek
Jeffry’s Wine Country BBQ, Indigene Cellars and The Wearhouse share the courtyard, which they reference simply as “#inthealley.”
San Miguel Reflections, November 2018
Estella Adobe Church was built circa 1878 by pioneers of the Estrella Plains as the first Protestant church in northern San Luis Obispo County.
Hoofbeat, October 2018
As summer starts winding down, my sights are now set on the fall show season. I do enjoy staying a...
Caring for Pets and Their People! October 2018
As a veterinarian, one of my favorite cases is that of a saggy, baggy cat named Poe (for Edgar Allan).
Fun Things to See and Do on Pioneer Day
When the iconic Conestoga wagon appears on Spring Street in Paso Robles, the countdown to the annual Pioneer Day celebration begins.
Dinner with the Warbirds: Charlie Plumb Talks About Life in a POW Camp
A message from Charlie Plumb in August at the Estrella Warbird Museum dinner was not about what surrounds you, but instead about what you surround yourself with.
California Mid-State Fair strives to balance tradition with new ideas
Last year, Garth Brooks, who’s surpassed both Elvis Presley and the Beatles in worldwide sales, performed to two concerts at the California Mid-State Fair.
San Miguel Reflections, September 2018
When Camp Roberts was built, their mission was to provide morale and a connection to home and family to the deployed troops — a mission still active today.
HoofBeats, September 2018
Record breaking heat in July and August has led me to question my predominately outdoor based profession as a horse trainer. Being an adrenaline junkie, some winter sport like Luge sounds really appealing right now. We push on however, each day I’m impressed at how well the horses handle their ever-changing environment.
Veterinary Trails, September 2018
One of the most common questions I am asked these days by clients is the effects of CBD oil or cannabidiol on a variety of pet illnesses.
Two in Tow & On The Go, September 2018: The Slice
Stevie opened The Slice Pizza & Games at 2425 Golden Hill Road, #10, on the city’s east side, featuring two dozen arcade games, prizes and food.
Cioppino & Vino Tickets On Sale
he Paso Robles Children’s Museum has announced that tickets are now on sale for their 8th annual fundraiser, Cioppino & Vino.
Gifts Galore at the 29th Annual Holiday Auction
The Almond Country Quilt Guild will hold its 29th annual free Holiday Auction on Saturday, Nov. 3 to benefit two local nonprofits.
What’s Happening on Main Street? September 2018
Pajama Party Movie Night! Saturday, September 8 Flashback to 1969 for the western comedy, Support...
People’s Choice Award Goes to Oceano-Nipomo
‘SHOWCASE OF CITIES’ A ROARING SUCCESS AT 2018 MID-STATE FAIR! The larger-than-life wine cork...
Warbirds, Wings & Wheels Soars to Record Heights
The 10th annual Warbirds, Wings and Wheels gave attendees a record show in May that is worth...
Boys and Girls Club Preps for the Future
Interim CEO Takes Over, Todd Evenson Named Champion for Youth With the departure of Boys and Girls...
The Food Bank’s Roots in Paso Robles
By Kevin Drabinski, CEO Food Bank Coalition of San Luis Obispo County Every corner of our county...
San Miguel Reflections, August 2018
The California Farm Bureau Federation was created in 1919 and the SLO County Farm Bureau was...
